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Back in the 1930s, in the legendary days of the formerly rich falling from the New York City sky, cash not only ruled - cash was the superdelegate of its day.
Houses in some of the tougher neighborhoods in Atlanta are going for under 10 cents on the dollar. And still no buyers.
Wait until the market “really” gets bad.
Anyone who can put together even a modest nest egg can skyrocket their way to wealth in the next few years. Investors who stayed out of or left the stock market in early 1929 - the cash rich - made out the same way.
Keep cash (in Euros?), gold, and junk silver for now. Buy houses when there is blood in the streets.
Charles Lamm is promoting asset protection for the masses on his site at www.corp-llc-bct.com .